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MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF CHANNAHON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
VOLUME 58, NO. 11, DECEMBER 2012
Upcoming Events
12.2
Confirmation Begins
12.9
Children’s Christmas Program
12.23
1 Service 9:00am
Adult & Children’s Cantata
12.24
Christmas Eve Services
4:00pm, 6:30pm & 11:00pm
Good News
Reverend Steve Good
I have a shameful Christmas memory. Like many other young
children, I had been anticipating Christmas morning for many
weeks. I had carefully researched and articulated my wish list
for presents. I could imagine tearing open enough gifts to
create a small mountain of ripped wrapping paper. After going
to Christmas Eve worship, my parents had tucked my sister and
I into our beds, although sleep didn’t come easily. Finally the
next morning, once our parents were up, we raced into the
living room to find our long awaited Christmas presents.
Maybe it was the lack of sleep. Maybe it was coming off the
sugar-high from all the holiday treats I had been eating. And
maybe I was just plain greedy. For whatever reason, after all
the presents were opened, I panicked when I realized it was
over. That was all I was getting. But my pile of loot just
didn’t seem big enough, and I had a Christmas breakdown. As
the tears flowed, my parents tried to console/understand me.
All I knew was that there should have been more presents
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One Service
Good News Continued …
December 23 // 9am only
under the tree with the name “Steve” on the tag.
Join us December 23 at 9:00am for
CUMC’s Christmas Cantata which will be
geared around the children this year with the
help of the adult choir. “The First
Christmas” is a family friendly version of
our Saviors birth. There will be fun tunes
with some familiar carols to make it an
enjoyable experience.
The fact is, I got plenty of presents, but there was
no way they could match my expectations builtup from television commercials, magazine ads,
and store window displays where I left smudge
marks from my face.
Author Mike Slaughter notes that many
Christians celebrate Christmas like it’s their
birthday, not Jesus’.
“Christmas has been
hijacked and exploited . . . we celebrate Jesus’
birth with an orgy of materialism.” In our
church’s Advent study, he goes on to say that
“we’ve all grown up with a distorted,
acculturated picture of a feel-good Santa Claus
Jesus, which has insulated us from God’s heart
concerning injustice and suffering in the world.”
I hope to see you all there as we tell you the
story of Jesus’ birth thru the eyes of the
children this Christmas.
Also, we are looking for singers, speakers,
etc of all ages. If you are interested please
contact Brittany Alcantar at
balcantar05@yahoo.com.
Please note there will not be a 10:30am
service.
The point is, Christmas is the birthday of Christ,
so let’s celebrate all of what Jesus stands for: the
ultimate expression of God’s extreme love for
us. Divinity squeezed into human flesh to
experience the same joys, temptations, and
sufferings that we do. A savior from on high
who was born in lowly circumstances. A child
born in a manger, who grew up confronting
injustice and indifference, and who was killed on
a cross for his troubles.
Christmas Eve
Worship Schedule
All are warmly invited to join us to celebrate
the birth of Christ on Monday, December
24th at Channahon UMC. All services will
feature special music, a Christmas story from
Pastor Steve, and candle lighting.
May we experience our Christmas celebrations
with simple joy, leaving the materialistic
excesses of the season to find another home, for
in so doing, we will rediscover whose birthday it
is after all.
Our Christmas Eve Worship choices are:
4:00 pm Candle Light Service
Special Music CUMC Praise Band
Peace,
Pastor Steve
6:30 pm Candle Light Service
Special Music CUMC Adult Choir
.
11:00 pm Candle Light Service
Special Music Clay & Allison Novak
Come celebrate the incarnation with us!. . .
God coming to earth in
the form of Jesus Christ
Holiday Office Hours:
Dec. 24: 8am-12n
The office will be closed for the Holidays
12/25 & 12/26 and 12/31 and 1/1
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All announcements
and committee blasts
need to be in the
office by 12/18
Consecration
Sunday Results
UMC Women
GENERAL INFO
THRIFT SHOP
 Channahon UMW annual
cookie walk is Saturday,
December 15 at 9am until
cookies are gone. Price is
$12.50 a bucket (50 cents
off if you bring your
bucket from last year).
All proceeds go to support
mission.
As we come to the end of the
year we are thankful for
another very successful year.
Do we mean we made money
and were able to pay the
church insurance? Yes we did
accomplish that but our true
success is measured by the
smiles and sometimes tears on
the faces of those in need that
we were able to help.
 Special thanks to Lana
Stafford & Pastor Steve
who planned our Thank
Offering
Service
on
November 18. Thanks to
all who participated and
donated to UMW Thank
Offering. At this time we
received $661.00.
 At the end of 2012 we will
divide
our
monies
between Marcy Newberry
Center,
The
Pillow
Ministry, & A Love Gift
to the Conference.
 Cookbooks
are
still
available in the Narthex
for $10 and all wrapped
up for gift giving.
 We had 4 members attend
the Conference meeting in
Rockford on October 27.
 There is updated circle
information in the narthex
for any woman looking for
a circle to attend.
Char Musser
CUMW President
Just a reminder that after
our Ten Cent Sales on
Thursday, Dec. 13th and
Monday, Dec. 17th we will
be on break until Thursday,
Jan. 10, 2013.
We will be hosting our
Christmas / Appreciation
Luncheon on Friday, Dec. 7th
at noon in the church narthex
for all the wonderful guys and
gals who have helped us
throughout this past year and
a few special guests.
To all of our customers, to the
community and to our church
family we wish you a Merry
and Blessed Christmas filled
with lots of love and
happiness of family and
friends and a Healthy Happy
New Year filled with all of
God's blessings.
Sandy Fodero
Chairman / Treasurer
Ladies Aid / Thrift Shop
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On November 11, Consecration
Sunday, 77 households gave
their Estimate of Giving for
their 2013 giving to Channahon
United
Methodist
Church.
These 77 households committed
to a total of $ 166,740. Other
individuals and families will be
responding in the coming weeks
(we are mailing out blank
Estimate of Giving cards for
those who weren't able to attend
worship on Nov. 11. You can
also pick one up from the
church office).
Thank you to those who
responded with their Estimate
of Giving as a joyful act of faith
in their spiritual journey. Thank
you to Financial Secretary
Vickie Breen for her report, and
to Mark Lindstrom and his
Finance Team for all their help.
Therefore the Lord
himself will give you
a sign. Behold, the
virgin shall conceive
and bear a son, and
shall call his name
Immanuel.
Isaiah 7:14
I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made;
Marvelous are Your works, And that my soul knows very well.
Celebrating Christmas
“A Different Kind of Christmas”
Living & Giving Like Jesus
Witness Team wants to invite you to
participate in the magic and
memorable time that is Christmas.
During Advent there is waiting and
high anticipation of the birth of
Christ. We will have celebrating not
only the Sunday before Christmas
with the children and choir but on
Christmas Eve as well.
An Adult Advent Experience
Plan on attending any one of three
Christmas Eve services that will be
offered on Dec. 24 (See article on
page 2). Each one will have a
candlelight service. All three services
will be family friendly. In addition
consider asking a friend or neighbor
to join you. Christmas is often a time
when folks will say yes even if
they've said no in the past. Be excited
for Christmas and mark your
calendar. Come and enjoy what can
be life changing. After all it's the
very reason Jesus came to earth in the
first place.
Cost: $12 to cover the cost of your book. Time together will
include prayer, bible study, a video presentation, and group
discussion.
It’s not too late to be a part of an Adult Advent experience
based on Michael Slaughter’s book: Christmas Is Not Your
Birthday.
“This study will empower your family and your church to
reclaim the broader missional meaning of Jesus’ birth and
experience a Christmas season with more peace and joy than
any toy or gadget could ever bring.”
It is not too late to attend if you would like to join in on one of
the studies.
Wednesday Nights // 6-7:00pm
At the Church - Facilitator: Pastor Steve Good
Thursday Nights // 7-8:00pm
At the Barnes House – Facilitator: Keta Lindstrom
Sunday Mornings // 10:15-11:15am
At the Church – Facilitator: Wilson Young
Contact the church office at (815) 467-5275 or
cumc_church@cbcast.com for any additional
information about the study or any of the
classes.
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Confirmation Class
Acolyte Training
Begins Dec. 2 // 11:45am
Jan. 6 // 10:15am
Pastor Steve will lead this year’s
Confirmation Class, assisted by our Youth
Leader Roger Beitzel. Class will begin with
lunch on Sundays at 11:45am, followed
by class from 12:15-1:30pm with Pastor
Steve and Roger. The class will go from
December 2 through May 5 (no class on
12/23 or 12/30) to cover the church seasons
from Advent to the anticipation of Pentecost
in the spring. The Confirmation experience
will include Sunday worship, mentors from
the congregation, service projects, field
trips, and in-class study.
All 4th & 5th grade children are invited
to be trained to serve as acolytes to light
the candles during the 9:00am Sunday
worship service.
Anyone interested in being trained as an
acolyte should see Ms. Lou McCoy or
Ms. Donna Buckley to receive their
letter of invitation and the Covenant of
Commitment to be completed by them
and their parents/caregiver.
New Acolyte
Recognition Sunday
If your 8th or 9th grade student is ready to be
enrolled in Confirmation Class, please
contact the church office with their name
and contact information. 815-467-5275
cumc_church@cbcast.com.
Older high
school students are also welcome! As of
this writing we have 15 students signed
up for the Confirmation Class.
Jan. 20 // 9:00am
All New Acolytes & their families are
invited to worship on January 20 at the
9:00am worship service where Pastor
Steve and the congregation so we can
celebrate and welcome each of you.
You may also contact Pastor Steve with any
questions at 815-467-5275 or emailing
Pastor@channahonumc.com.
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Chanooka Wish
Food Collection
Thank you for your generous food
donations to Chinooka Wish during
our collection in October. Our next
collection will be January 20, 2013
with donations going to the
Channahon Baptist Food Pantry.
Outreach
November’s Communion
Witness Committee
On November 4, $138 was collected for the Martin Keagy Fund.
Chatham Mission Trip
On November 26-30, Micki Thompson, Jean & Ricky Lawrence
& Elena Warren left for the Midwest Mission Distribution
Center in Chatham, Illinois where they worked with other
volunteers to do the various jobs that it takes to make a variety
of disaster relief kits.
Outreach wants to thank all who donated items for the trip. The
supplies will be put into kits and sent out to areas when there is a
natural disaster.
Prayer Blankets
Donations are welcomed to help purchase material for the prayer
blankets. A prayer blanket is a perfect way to send someone
thoughts of care and hope. Donations can be placed in the
offering plate during Sunday worship. Mark donations “Prayer
Blankets”.
Feed My Starving
Children
Thank you to everyone who gave
of their time, talents, and treasure
to support this mission project!
Channahon UMC had over 60
volunteers join in a packing
session! What a joy to be able to
participate in the work of this
organization.
"Blessed are those who are
generous, because they feed the
poor." Proverbs 22:9
Summer Campers
Reunion Weekend
Chanooka Wish
Outreach will be working with Chanooka Wish to help grant
Christmas wishes for area children. If you would like to
participate please contact Donna Szoke at 815-467-2165 or
dszoke@csd17.org.
February 22-23 at Wesley Woods
& March 8-9 at Reynoldswood
The cost is $35 and bring along a
friend for free! The reunion runs
from Friday evening through
Saturday at 3 p.m.
Watch your mailbox for info being
sent directly to you from NIC
camp.
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Kidz
Club
We have finished our study on the Creation Story, and explored it in many
wonderful ways which helped us learn the awesomeness of God. (Maybe you
saw some of our work on the wall outside of the choir room.) The nickels the
kids collected throughout the study were donated to Feed My Starving
Children.
We have begun our study of Isaiah, a prophet from the Old Testament who told
the people of Israel about the coming of a Messiah. This study teaches about
hope & God’s kept promises.
Our group is open to all 1st -5th graders.
Wednesday nights from 6-7:30pm.
We hope you can join us on
Michelle & Barb
BAKERS NEEDED!
UMW needs your
help. Please
consider contributing
your favorite
homemade cookies.
See Barb Powell to
volunteer!
Wednesday Night Youth
After Thanksgiving we will be meeting
from 6-8:00pm. In the past year, we
have gone from two small groups of
about 8-10 Youth & two adult
volunteers into a large group of 20+
Youth & 5+ volunteers. How great is
that!!! However, in the process we have
lost that small group atmosphere. By
extending our meeting time, it is our
hope that we can spend some of the time
as a large group & some in smaller
groups to once again create that small
group atmosphere.
Madison Leatherwood has joined as
another leader. Madison is a senior at
Minooka High School and is very
excited to be involved with the Youth
and we are very blessed to have her.
Mary, Tom, Kellen, Madison & Nancy
Psalm 136:1
“Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good!
His faithful love endures forever.”
8th Annual Channahon
UMW COOKIE WALK
Saturday, December 15, 2012
9 a.m. until cookies are gone!
Channahon United Methodist Church
24751 W. Eames, Channahon, IL
(815) 467-5275
$12.50/bucket
50-cents off if you bring your bucket(s)
from last year! (Buckets hold approx. 2 lbs)
Sponsored by Channahon United
Methodist Women to raise funds for
mission work benefiting women &
children.
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Jonestown Habitat for
Humanity Mission Trip
Youth News:
There’s Something about Mary
March 24-30, 2013
In the sixth month of Elizabeth’s
pregnancy, God sent the angel Gabriel to
Nazareth, a village in Galilee, to a virgin
named Mary. She was engaged to be
married to a man named Joseph, a
descendant of King David. Gabriel
appeared to her and said, “Greetings,
favored woman! The Lord is with you!”
Each of the last few years, CUMC has sent a group of
people to Jonestown, Mississippi to help build a house
with the local Habitat for Humanity chapter. It is a week
of learning, sharing, and growing.
Jonestown is a small town about 70 miles southwest of
Memphis, TN. In 1999, the median family income for a
Jonestown family was $18,958.
Our trip is timed to coincide with Minooka Community
High School’s spring break. We will leave early on
Sunday, March 24th and return on the evening of
Saturday, March 30th.
Confused and disturbed, Mary tried to
think what the angel could mean. “Don’t
be afraid, Mary,” the angel told her, “for
you have found favor with God! You will
conceive and give birth to a son, and you
will name him Jesus. He will be very great
and will be called the Son of the Most
High. The Lord God will give him the
throne of his ancestor David. And he will
reign over Israel forever; his Kingdom
will never end!”
So far 6 people have filled out a short information form.
Several other have expressed an interest in going.
The next Jonestown Mission trip meeting will be
January 6th at 11:30 am. By the January meeting, the
church will have determined how much each adult and
youth going on the mission trip will be subsidized
(approximately $150.) The $50 deposit will be due. The
total cost of the trip is estimated to be $300 – $350.
Addition money may be available for financial hardship
cases.
Mary asked the angel, “But how can this
happen? I have never slept with a man.”
The angel replied, “The Holy Spirit will
come upon you, and the power of the Most
High will overshadow you. So the baby to
be born will be holy, and he will be called
the Son of God. What’s more, your
relative Elizabeth has become pregnant in
her old age! People used to say she was
barren, but she has conceived a son and is
now in her sixth month. For nothing is
impossible with God.”
A 2nd meeting will be February 17 at 11:30am. One of
the topics will be food. How many meals will we cook,
and who is bringing what?
A 3rd meeting will be March 3rd. Habitat for Humanity
waivers and medical forms will need to be filled out at
this time.
Nationally, Habitat for Humanity has adopted new safety
rules which require anyone on the construction site to be
at least 16 years old. Although youth younger than 16
can go on the trip, they will work on alternate projects at
another site which may make logistics difficult.
Mary responded, “I am the Lord’s
servant. May everything you have said
about me come true.” And then the angel
If you have any questions, please contact Wilson
Young at 815-467-2802 or awyoung81@comcast.net.
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Thank You…
Youth News …
 I would like to thank the Channahon Methodist
Church, for the most appreciated gift – the Prayer
Blanket. It is a warm, cuddly companion, a smile
producer, and best of all a giver of encouragement
and hope. Thank you so much for thinking of me!
With most sincere thanks.
Sandi Kalchbrenner (Kris Mondrella’s mother)
left her. Luke 1:26-38, CEV
I can’t imagine what Mary must have felt
when Gabriel told her she would be the mother
of Jesus. Mary found herself in circumstances
she could not explain. The social implications
of her pregnancy were overwhelming! Part of
me likes to think that Mary didn’t accept
Gabriel’s message as easily as Luke makes it
sound. She probably freaked out a little. I
imagine she may have argued with Gabriel.
She may have shouted, “God, how could you
do this to me!?”
 Thanks for the prayers, cards, & visits after my foot
surgery. Thanks for Joan Waller who watched over
Regan during the Turkey Supper. I am so blessed to
be part of a loving & caring church.
Mary Caher
People often describe Mary as being onedimensional – she is quiet, meek, and
submissive. However, I think she is a powerful
character who gives us a great example. One
thing that strikes me about Mary is the way she
responded to this shocking news after she
realized it really was going to happen. Mary
chose to glorify God for the gift of her child. I
like to think Mary’s serene response to Gabriel
indicate deep strength, rather than simple
submission. Mary’s finally responded with
grace, determination and joy.
 Thanks to Pastor Steve for his visits during Sonny’s
surgery, and the wonderful friends at CUMC for all
the prayers & visits.
Sharon Hedgren
 Thank you for your prayers & good wishes while we
were sick at my house. Thank you, also, for those
who filled in for me in worship & Sunday school. It
truly is a joy to be part of such a caring
congregation.
Roger Beitzel
Mary’s response is a powerful example of
faith. Often, like Mary, we find ourselves in
circumstances we did not choose – and really
don’t like. How we choose to react to difficult
situations can give a powerful witness to the
world.
 Thank you to everyone in my church family for
being so supportive of me through my recent health
issue. Praise God that all is well and tests all came
back clear.
Bonnie Babich
An attitude of grace, determination and joy in
the face of difficulty does not come easily — it
comes from unwavering faith in God, and it
must be practiced.
 Praise the Lord for a successful surgery – all the
great friends at CUMC that sent prayers, cards, calls,
visits & treats & for WONDERFUL FRIENDS!
Mary is also gives us a great example of
patience. Advent is a time of waiting as we
prepare ourselves to once more receive the
Christ-child in our midst. Mary, perhaps more
than anyone, knows what it means to wait. She
spent nine months anticipating the birth of
Jesus. Like Mary, we wait for clear
understanding in our difficult situations and
anticipate the hope and joy that Jesus brings to
our lives.
Sonny Hedgren
Did You Know…
 the Scouts have done an amazing job with the
"Scouting for Food" campaign? They distributed
grocery bags one week and came back to collect
them the following week. Thank you for taking care
of those in need.
Peace to you as you wait,
Roger
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Channahon United Methodist Church Officers and Teams
For New Term Beginning January 1, 2013
Staff Parish*
2014
Gary Musser
Joan Ferguson
2013
Lisa McMurtry CP
Mark Thelo
Frieda Manion
Gordon Vong – Layleader/Voting Member
2013
Ray Brick
Maggie Hargis
Chuck Byers
George Johnson
Bob Eaton
2013
Mark Lindstrom CP
Dee Sneed
Paul Weller
Trustees *
2014
Tom Leatherwood
Larry Schuler Pres
Finance*
2014
Ron Lehman
Emily Sergeant
Jim Buckley
2015
Bob Coen
Clay Schuler
Cindy Boyer
2015
Ray Breen
Wayne Gear
2015
Aileen Cotter
Ray McSteen
*Serves One Three Year Term
2013
Mary Caher
Jackie Goggins Cp
2013
Sonny Hedgren
Nick Priddy
Deanna Ashby
Donna Szoke Cp
Witness ***
2014
Nancy Allen
Pixie Koenig
Outreach***
2014
Lydea Blogh
June Pelkey
Wilson Young
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2015
Georgia Johnson
Sue Eaton
Lou McCoy
2015
Jody Landes
Sandy Fletcher
Micki Thompson
2013
2013
Nancy Snow
Maggie Hargis
Deb O’brien
NURTURING ***
2014
Beth Couch
Janet Robb CP
Mike Geldean
EDUCATION ***
2014
Brenda Gear
Wendy Mcsteen
Mary Goggins-Smith
Youth Council
2013
Alec Lindstrom
Mary Easton Cp
Dave Mcmurtry
2015
Elena Warren
Joannie White
2015
Dave Barnes Cp
Nancy Geldean
Barbara Allen
- Sub Committee To Education
2014
2015
Megan Sweet
Mark Hawkins
Amy Geldean
Bobby Babich
Mary Caher
Katie McSteen
Leadership *** (Nominations taken from the floor)
2013
2014
2015
Elaine Coen
Beth Thelo
Jack Hawkins
Barbara Powell
Kathy Leatherwood
Pat Steele
Lynette Bassett
Paul Stewart
Sharon Stewart
*** Serves one three year term and can be asked to serve a second three year term
Communications
Anita Young, Tim Taylor, Andy Geldean
Memorials
Elaine Coen/CP, Bob Manion, Frieda Manion, Pat Williamson, Chuck Byers,
Cherri Taylor
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OUR CHURCH’S CONCERNS
OUR CHURCH’S JOYS
Surgeries/Hospitalizations
Justin Abraham, Amy, Mary Caher, Paul
Rodenback, Edie Van Deviere, Jim Koenig, Jan
Chapman, Kathy Lawrence, Jeannie McKinney,
Irma Meyers, Stan Yenerich, Bev VanAsdlen, Alexis
Bargis, Eleni Arvantitis, Janet Weakley, Jim Walker,
Elena Warren’s friends, Stephanie Friel, Jean
Lawrence’s mother
Adam Taylor (24th birthday), Alec Lindstrom (18th
birthday), Yolanda Kezerle (90th birthday), Alexis
Bargis (home from the hospital), Hinkley Big Rock
HS (Soccer State Champs), Jenna Lynn (born in
November), Alec Lindstrom (1st in Judo tournament),
Bob Coen’s mother (95th birthday), Veronica Easton
(Made varsity Winter Guard), Adam Smith (Student
of the Month), Chloe McKinney’s Grandfather (73rd
birthday), Tim Taylor’s grandmother (102nd
birthday), Jessica & Baby Cora Smith (both home
from the hospital), The Walker Family (EnJoi has
opened a kiosk at Fox Valley Mall), Camden Elmore
(4th birthday), Justin Prokop (Straight A’s 1st Qtr &
High Honor Roll), Mr. Assaf (Fundraiser went well),
Mallory Traver (scholarship to Univ. of
Indianapolis), Bonnie Babich (Tests were negative),
Elena Warren’s daughter & son-in-law (both got
jobs), Sommer & Brett Middleton (closed on the
home), Bob Williamson (getting stronger), Connie
(Williamson) (good report on tests),
Health Issues
Jeff, Larry Goggins, Jean Lawrence’s mother, Julie
Malcom, Jessica Klopfenstein, Paul Wicks, Rick
Polak, Cindi Pappas, Jessica Smith, Dollie (Easton),
Ruth Coleman, Jennifer (Hayden), Jessica Smith,
Charlie Pagor, Tim Taylor’s Grandmother,
Rosemarie (Easton)
Other
Those suffering from Hurricane Sandy, Sandra
Rodenbach, Tim Taylor, Jon & Kara, The
Doyle/Traver family, Kyle Laepalle, Wayne Wilda,
Jr., the Wilda Family, George Gudenrath
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES
It’s A Girl!
To Samantha & Cody Cloud on the passing of
their mother
For the family of Tyler Wolf
For the family of Cheryl Riccardi
Cora Rae
For the family of Bruce (McMurtry)
Smith
To the Landes family on the passing of Mike’s
father
Nov. 2, 2012
Proud Parents:
Jessica & Mark
Proud Grandparents:
Brenda & Rick
VanAsdlen
To Donna Szoke’s sister’s family who lost her
mother-in-law
“For this God is our God for ever and ever; he will
be our guide even to the end.”
Psalm 48:14
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December
Worship Service Helpers
This Month’s:
Church Ambassadors
Counters
Park Towers Communion
Dec. 2
9:00am
Liturgist
Greeters
Audio/Visual
10:30am
Liturgist
Audio/Visual
Dec. 9
9:00am
Liturgist
Greeters
Audio/Visual
10:30am
Liturgist
Audio/Visual
Dec. 16
9:00am
Liturgist
Greeters
Audio/Visual
10:30am
Liturgist
Audio/Visual
Birthdays
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Char Musser & Sandy Fletcher
Vickie Breen & Mike Geldean
Sonny & Sharon Hedgren
Nancy Allen
Chip & Joyce Williams
Steve Olson & Max Babich
Joi Walker
Toby Carpenter & Cody O’Brien
Dottie Priddy
Mark & Alec Lindstrom
Dave McMurtry
Toby Carpenter & Lauren Sweet
Barb Powell
The Knott Family
Anita Young & Liam O’Brien
Beth Thelo
Toby Carpenter & Lauren Sweet
Dec. 23
One Service
9:00am
Liturgist
Lou McCoy
Greeters
Jack & Vickie Breen
Audio/Visual
Mike & Andy Geldean
Dec. 24
4:00pm
6:30pm
11:00pm
Christmas Eve
A/V
Cody & Liam O’Brien
A/V
Anita Young & Michelle Barnes
A/V
Lauren Sweet
Dec. 30
9:00am
Liturgist
Greeters
Audio/Visual
10:30am
Liturgist
Audio/Visual
Anniversaries
12/4/94
12/5
12/27
12/31/06
Amy Geldean
Stan & Sandy Yenerich
Mark Lindstrom & Bobby Babich
Andrew Finney
Lauren Sweet & Cody O’Brien
Matthew Leatherwood
Hailey Pennington
Veronica Easton
Joey Hoffman
DJ Hoffman
Kellen Arnold
Anthony Sartori
Jennie Olson
Meagan Hoffman
Joni Meyer
Lynette Bassett
Shelby Walker
Alyssa Cogdal
Justin Craig
Chris More
Bill McClintock
Matt West
Michelle Barnes
Arthur Simpson
Paul Weller
Gary Musser
Barb Wilkinson
Riley Boyer
Randy Platt
Bob Beaudry
Martha Hoffman
Marcia Kezerle
Clay Schuler
Madison Leatherwood
Melissa Traver
Ashley Snow
Vickie Breen
Susan McMillin
Bob & Mary Easton
Nick & Cindy Pappas
Ron & Mary Ann Lehman
Matt & Jamie West
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